Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1947 — Page 4

CHINA BOUND —The Rev. Ray Cloyd Downs, Mrs. Downs ahd their sons, Peter and baby Timothy, will 90 to the China mission field.

Builds Model Of Church

Dr. Sharp Pursues Boyhood Hobby

Minister, Wife,

Children

To Leave for Work in China

The Rev. Ray Cloyd Downs has

resigned as pastor of the two-year-

old Northminster Presbyterian church to go to the China mission fleld.

He and Mrs. Downs would enjoy

staying here. They are clear about

Dr. J. E Sharp has used DIS! that. They feel that Northminster holds all the ingredients of happileisure time for the past three ,... for them. Nobody is urging the Downs to give up their home here

months to build a model of the new Westview Baptist church. The tiny church, 24 by 36 inches

and complete to the last detail, will be unveiled in ceremonies tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at Westview church. Dr. Cletis R. Brown, pastor of the First Baptist church, Kokomo, will give the address. Dr. Sharp is a physician with offices on the south side. He's in his 70's now but has made a hobby of model building since boyhood. He remembers with pride a miniature of Solomon's temple which he constructed when he was 15. d Serves as Workshop

The second floor room of his garage on Buckingham dr. serves ‘as a workshop’ He has accumulated every kind of tool for tinkering and very small ones for the models. The miniature Westview is made of beaver board covered with plaster to simulate the grey limestone veneer of the prospective church, The design is Florentine. Little art glass windows adorn the walls of the model which is surrounded by a grassy lawn, shrubbery and sidewalks. Toy automobiles for midget worshipers are parked in the street. And the building is illuminated with electric lights. Zoning Board Approval The _model is to be displayed at the meetings of the Indiana Baptist convention and other assemblies. It is expected that it will be sold at auction to swell the Westview building fund. All the plans and blueprints of . the church have been approved by the zoning board. When completed the church will seat 400 in the worship room and include 16 Sunday school classrooms. The Rev. W. H. Hawes is pastor.

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UNITY TRUTH CENTER

Afil. with Unity Hdqtrs., Kansas City, Mo. Margaret Strahle minister. Sunday School—9:45 a. m. Worshi Service—11 a. m. HORIZONS" Midweek Wednesdy. 8 p. R. Chapter House, 824 N. Penn. Ci and prayer service, classes, unity, itera tires aay non] Hotel. Telephone RI.

'when he organized the congrega-

for the discomforts of the Orient. the membership grow from 112,

tion, to the present 200. He and his wife have made warm friends among the young married couples who predominate in the church. New Church Planned

Besides, ground soon will be broken for a new Northminster church at E. Kessler blvd. and Ralston dr. This will mean the materializing of a dream cherished during months of worship in temporary quarters jn the Masonic temple in Millersville. The plight of China, however, long has aroused the interest and sympathy of the Downs. They feel that 100 ministers will be available for the Northminster pit asi against one who will aw to! China. Ra, iis Vo UE a ais la wall to a field of usefulness which no longer can be ignored. Peter, 3%, and Timothy, six months, will go with their parents. | The family will leave here June 1 for New York. The father and mother will take preparatory work with the Presbyterian board of foreign missions and study Chinese

more.

What ‘is more, the pastor has seen

They will themselves in the language in Peip-|A: ing, counting on the new techniques

developed by the army to facilitate]

their study. They will work among high school age Chinese. Both the Downs are one - time social workers. The pastor was graduated from Columbia university

and received his master’s degree at|Mrs. Francis

the University of Permsylvania. He first expected to follow a business career.

Worked in Detroit

Looking toward it, he worked for Qu

a time in the shops of the Chrysler Corp., Detroit. Later he took his |W theological work at McCormick seminary, Chicago. The Rév. Mr. Downs spoke mat-ter-of-factly of his plans and did

not Sesumentaline his purpose. He said:

“The world is on fire; Christians|W.

are the firemen; if they do not make themselves effective now, the | war will be lost. i “Most of my contemporaries were! in the armed forces. I didn't get| to join the chaplaincy because of |

at Yale over a period of a year or health reasons. China is still at

war. This is my opportunity.”

Confer Pallium

archbishop of Indiana; ceive the pallium tomorrow at 11 a. m. and Paul's cathedral \ The Most Rev. John F. bishop of the diocese of Ft. Wa and senior suffragan bishop of the Indianapolis province, will confer] the pallium. It is a symbol of the]

, will re-

oll,

by the popes and archbishops,” according to the church's definition. | The pallia are woven by the ob-| lates of St. Francis in Rome from | the wool of two lambs blessed on |

the Feast of St. Agnes. The symbol

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY STREET

Worship and Preaching cee

Bible Study Evening Service

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Wednesday Evening Bible Study ...

W. L. TOTTY, Minister

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15th St. and

Tonight—7:30

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COLLEGE AVE. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SERVICES

Tomorrow Morning—10:30 REV. BENNY MORGAN, Evangelist

8. R. MONEYMAKER, Ra

College Ave.

Evening Service—T7:30 School—9:30 M. 2844, Residence

ON THE AR AGAIN

Station WCB

Sunday School 9:30, Morning

1470 on*Your Dial 1 to 1:30 P. M. Every Sunday

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

E. Washington and State St., Indianapolis

C, Anderson

Worship 10:30—Evangelistic 7:30 B. Cox, Pastor

On Indianapolis Archbishop

The Most Rev. Paul ©. Schulte,|of archbishop is snow white and

r and the back and is Piuned on the

“fullness of the episcopacy shared |

Churches Here {Plan Vacation {School Events

{methods for vacation schools.

continue perfecting |services tomorrow.

Supervised Play Features Program

Children in many sections of Indianapolis will enjoy supervised play, instruction in handwork and

a glimpse of the charm and interest of the Bible in the church vacation schools.

Monday and Tuesday for a vacation church school. institute in the First Friends church. They bring their lunch and talk over their experiences in an exchange of ideas concerning the newest and best

Theme Is Chosen

They have chosen for the institute theme, “The Christian Neighborhood."” Miss Ruth Murphy of the International Council of Religious Education, Chicago, will speak on “The Growing Challenge of the Vacation Church School.”

Miss Helen Trindle will show how the vaction church school can use slides, and records with dramatic effect. Various other persons will share in the program which will include a demonstration of visual -aids, a workshop and exhibits. The institute is sponsored by the religious education department of the church federation and the director Daniel R. Ehalt. Other events follow:

NORTH METHODIST CHURCH -— Dr. Merrill B. McFall, pastor of the First Methodist church, Bloomington. wil speak at the 16th anniversary Tn a at 6:30 p. m, May 9. The church tower club annually sponsors the dinner. FIRST YTERIAN CHURCH — Elders, deacons and trustees will be elected at the annual meeting of the tion following 6 p. m. dinner Thursday. VETERANS’ HOSPITAL CHAPEL-+Bar-bara Groves, Patricia Todd and Prances Thomas will sing SecOmpanied b, Al. berta Bilodean at me 9 a Tu

th usic made by the y the Oaxiandon service unit Toe of the lith district, American Legion auxiliary. TORTY-NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH-—The T. A. women's guild will hold its regular meeting with Genevieve Heckman, 4225 Ralston dr, Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. Miss Edna Mae Morton will direct the program. ST. ANN'S GUILD, ST. PAUL'S EPIS-URCH-~The d will meet

donwood. Assistant host. Mrs. William Zaiser, John Webb, Lee De: saur and W. E Nees. UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH-—Thursday mestings of the om. en's council circles Ambra covered dish noon Tuncheon at the AE een Esther, Juncheon for which reservations are necessa dence of Mrs, E. 8S. Elliott, 4624 wood; and Doroy luncheon with reservations, with Mrs, . A. Cready, 3917 Kenwood ave. IRVINGTON METHODIST W. 8. C. The Rev. G. G. Kimsey will speak and show movies of his trip to wee at the afternoon session of the W. 8. C. 8. Thursday at 11 a m. This will be eceded by the luncheon served by circle 8 and the morning business and dramatization. CAPITOL AVENUE METHODIST W. 8. C. S.—Mrs. Walter Glage will lead a nel discussion on * tian World Re-

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Leaders and workers of the various denominations will meet all day

1 | munity homes,

. | sions

many an opportunity for bargains.

goods, clothing, shoes, china, glassware, just almost anything usable, but no longer wanted by the owner. Spring cleaning has brought a shower of contributions. Since last fall, proceeds have totaled about $800. All has gone either to the American Unitarian Service committee or some other charity. Since the stock comes from comhuman interest stories develop. Mrs. E. Burdette Backus, wife of the minister, and chairman of the shop, tells of a girl starting to college who got her first fur coat from the shop. Upon the death of one Indianapolis woman, relatives did not tiwish to give personal possesaway thoughtlessly. They sent them to the shop. Women who had known her purchased them, feeling they thus acquired keep-

at 10:30 a. m. followed by luncheon with Mrs. Ray Carson. Mrs. H. O. Warren will lead the devotions. Mr. and Mrs. y! Ss rs musicians for the United Evangelisti mission, will be special guests at the morning services temorrow. Church members will attend the mission in a body in Cadle tabernacle Wednesday night and the young people, Friday night. CHRISTIAN FIRESIDE COUNCIL— Brookside Evangelical United Altura church. The council will

FOR SALE—This < etching of a Spunidh mission is displayed among many arficies by the Unitarian Opportunity Shop.

Uhiidrian Relief Fund Profits From 'Swaps'

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor

The Opportunity Shop in All Souls Unitarian church building offers

The members of the congregation also have a good deal of fun “swapping” items for a price. Women and children are the best customers. All the proceeds go for overseas relief, The shop is stocked by the women of the church with ‘household

* BROADWAY BAPTIST

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Worship 10:48 A. 34. ‘snd ha, ,oM

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridia fanERo W. ATWA 10:48 A" My

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Y n 30 P. M.—Mid-W Week ek Prayer Service.

Old-Fashion ¢ Gospel Messages River Ave. Baptist

1060 RIVER Rave

Sunday School .......... 9:30am, Worship Service ......... 110; 30a. m, Evening Service « T:30p. m,

GORDON PASCHALL, Pastor

*| BMERSON A Peter Vroom, 10:30

SATURDAY, APRIL 21 wir CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolic Faith) 402 West Fall Creek Parkwa ‘Sunday, 11:00 A. M.,. 1:% we

BAPTIST CHURCHES

MEMORIAL BAPTIST--Belle V: St. Clair, SG: Kimey. 5:3 and 1

TUXEDO PARK~19 N. Grant (4100 u. ADO, CARK-LI0N, Crust iso uty

AVE.~Emerson & B. New Y SA PM. .

at dr, 3

YNDHURST--Lyndhu of W. Washington st. Donald pastor, Services, 9:30 AM, and 1:00 PM.

WOODRUFF PLACE-Walcott at B. Mich. L. ©, Trent, 1048 AM; 7:00 PM. CENTRAL BAPTIST Dr. G, NH, O'DONNELL, “Nieeting Pia r Masonie and 42d Street

‘Aves oon 00l=0:45 AM. - Morning Worhip—10 “6 AM.

T. ox

- Cordially

CARROLLTON AVE. at 44th Richard Rettig “Freedom Under Conrtol”’ FIRST—Oakiand an C. Nevin Stamm a x Church School at 9:30 A. M. FRIEDENS-—Parkway and Alaba Ralph Helland ya. 10: 18 ama st Things Pirst

Norman H, ED pan - Pleas. oe pevy

fakes and at the same time helped the church. Children bring to the shop the! toys and games in which they have lost interest and purchase others that are new to them. Downtown stores sometimes con- | tribute “white elephants.” And now and then an etching, or some other art treasure finds its way to All Souls, as for example, a Chinese bird cage of ebony inlaid with pearl. The Unitarian women also prize an original land grant signed by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. Many books also change hands in the shop. Mrs. Backus said the exchange brings large returns in comparison with the work. entailed. It adjoins the parlors and is open after meetings when many persons are in the church. The woman's alliance and its chairman, ‘Mrs. Clarence Bakeslee are sponsors. Mrs. Mark Pangborn is the treasurer.

ST. MARK’ S

UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline Sunday School .......... 9.15 AM

evening services in the church with the Wen nster Presbyterian and Woodruff United Presbyterian churches co-operating. A panel on ** Christian Layman and the Radio” will be featured with George . Biggar of WIBC as moderator. . Cr FOR CHRIST, Roberts Park Methodist church—Mrs. Clifford Hollifleld, singer and minister, of Pt. Wayne, will

Roberts Park Methodist church.

E. Burdette Backus will speak on *“ ee- | dom” tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. over WFBM.

ations” at the afternoon session of the . 8 C. 8. Business will be discussed

His Jubjecs for 11 a. m. in the church is “God d Good.”

Lutheran

of the National Lutheran Council , Welcome You. For Information Concerning the Location of Our Churches, or the Church Nearest You, Phone MA rket 2167

Churches

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S. MERIDIAN

Tomorrow

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ornamented with siX black crosses. ! It has a pendant strip in the front

shoulders. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll, cathedral pastor, will be the celebrant for the solemn high mass | preceding the giving of the pallium. He will be assisted by Archbishop Schulte. Other bishops who will officiate |! |are the Most Rev. John G. Bennett, | | bishop of Lafayette in Indiana who | { {will - preach and the Most Rev.| Henry J. Grimmelsman, bishop of! Evansville. In addition various lo- | =) clergy also will participate in the serices.

Set Missionary Education Session

The Missionary Education Institute will be held May 5, 6 and 7 in | the Woodruff Place Baptist church.

| Highlights are the morning and | afternoon class periods, the opening | fellowship dinner, Tuesday luncheon and Youth night and the annual | election at the Wednesday luncheon. | Three out-of-the-city speakers will lecture, as will Dr. Walter E. Sikes of Indianapolis. Dr. Sikes is national peace and interracial under- | standing director of the United | Christian Missionary society. Mrs. Howard J. Baumgartel will receive reservations from persons | outside of Indianapolis. Local reser- | vations may he made by Baptists | with Mrs. Flora Shaw; by Presby- | terfans with Mrs. Harry Stom« |baugh; by Evangelical and Reformed communicants with Mrs. Elvin Hillameyer, and all other denominations, Mrs. Fred L. Dennis. Mrs. John A. Towns is chairman of the board of directors of the in-

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W. MPRRAIS ST.

S. HARDING ST.

[BLAINE AVE.

WASHINGTON ST. #

Christian Endeavor for all ages Evening Worship : Visitors Call This a Friendly ‘Church

Meet Our New Minister Harry Bucalstein

SUNDAY at the

WEST MORRIS STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH

W. Morris at Blaine Ave.

Monument Circle—CHRIST b CHURCH—8 a. m.; 9:30 a. m. and 10:45 a. m. The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, D. D., The Rev. Herman Anker,

Central Ave. at 16th St.— ALL SAINTS’ CATHE-DRAL-—-7:30 a. m., 11 a. m. and 6:00 p. m. The. Rev, John T. Payne. ST. PAUL'S worshipping with the Cathedral congregation Church School, 9:00 a. m. at 64th and College Ave. The Rev. Wm. Bur-

$0000,

Ritter Ave, South (Irvington) —ST. MATTHEW’ S— 7:30 a. m., 9:30 a. m. and 10:45 a. m. The Rev. Rudolph F. Keicher.

Meridian St, at 33rd— %, CHURCH OF THE AD-VENT-T7:30 a. m.; 9:30 a. m and 11:00 a. m. The Rev, Thomas R.

PPP POPPI III III IIIIY III

preach at the 7:30 rally tonight in a

ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH--Dr. | carl Flinn, Minister.

OF CHRIST" Belmont nt Church of Christ 1002 8. Belmont Ave. Sunday Program: Bible Classes, 9:45 A. M. Worship and Preaching

What the Church Mets to Me" + IMMANUEL~Pros & New J Clarence E. Bigert To a “To Thine Own Self Be roe

PLEASANT RUN-—-39 at Robert windhorss X % RN

{e's Garden’ #7. 70 rd and Sanders brok

Leona Ernst oh Ple “The oe Jesus”

EVANGELICAL and REFORMED CHURCHES

Invite You

ST. | JOHN-—Cumberland r Gustav Brune: “The Call to aver A Wh,

ST. PAUL (B.), Carrollton and 13tA, E. Harold 10:30 A.M. __ "The he Happiness of the Pure” “TST. . PAUL, R.), 711 N, Belmon William BH. Ks Knlerim Bee a Thomas, the Doubter’ SECOND —Sheib and Pleasan Ww. Frankly abe” 10: » aM. for To-day’

Pet and B. Raymond William MH. Knierim 11: 1 A.M. “Learning in o School of Paith” ZION—Fenton, ly and Post Robert E oH ud

10:30 AM,

rel EN orsey Frederick 9:00 a

i pn ars

METHODIST NORTH CHURCH

Meridian and 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D. D., Minister

10:45 A. M.—Worship Service “On Praying All the Time.”

9:30 A. M.—Church School 6 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth

CAPITOL AVE. = METHODIST 30TH STREET

Shureh School—8:30 Morning Worship—10:40 “Religion—Negative and Positive”

Broadcast WIRE, 11:30 to 12

6-3 M.—Twilight Hour—Service for Youth Worship Study-—Pellowshi A Cordial ial Welcome A to All >

WASHINGTON STREET W. Washington at Warman Aves ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. “One Person With Christ.” 6:30 P. M.—Youth Fellowship.

CHURCHES

“Love, Honor and Keep” Comal, Siapdard Time)

“The Valia T46 P

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH Methodist (Since 1831)

Delaware at’ Vermont Street mner L. Martin, Minister

METHODIST er ARNOLD CLBOG Mimiser 10:40 A. M. Optimise Club. special ¢ Church Schoo) wey ' Youth P.

East [0th St. Methodist 231 REV. CHAS. R. HOLMES, Minister Home of Everson Bible Class Church School 9:30—A. M.—10:46 Worship “Methodism on the Jeriche Read”

IRVINGTON

30 Auducon Read, North RALPR O. PEARSON, D. Minister Church School. 9:30. Worst, 10:48. “When the Service Is Successful”

10:45 A. M. and 7.45 P. M. Wednesday Services, 7:45 P. M. CA-1350

ENGLEWQOD . CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Christian Science Churches Branches of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.’

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

57 N. Rural Street

| 9:30 A. M.—Family Bible school.

{ invited

Ww LEGION HQUR OF WORSHIP. 10:30 AM.

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UR FA OF WORSHIP 11:00AM.~7:301 P.M.

stitute.

“Lary Sunday -WBL 7°°PA,

TEMPLE AT I ST. WILLIAM fORpSERk Pastor

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REVIVAL North Side

- Church of God 900 W. 20th St.

Rev, Charles stn —

| Rev. James G. Wade |

TONIGHT

and every night next week. Hear at the

BIBLE CHURCH—3851 E. NEW YORK ST. The Persian Evangelist

JOSEPH D. URSHAN

Speak on the following timely subjects

Saturday Night, 7:45—The Three Major 8ins of This Generation That Will Cause God to Destroy the World by Fire”

Sunday Morning, 11 a. m.—“Knowing God's Perfect Will”

Sunday, 7:45 p. m.—“When God Shuts the Door, and God’s Last Call to the Gentiles”

MONDAY NIGHT, 7:30 UNEP YOUTH RALLY

[10:45 A. M. =Warsuip. Sermon, ing Kingdom.” (Daylight Saving Time)

No evening service. Dismissed for united campaign at Cadle Tabernacle. You are

Minister.

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

320 N. ILLINOIS ST.

Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall Officer in Charge

Sunday, April 27, 7:30 P. M.

THE YOUTH FOR CHRIST EVANGELISTIC PARTY in charge of service.

Grace Notes Trio—Will Sing Miriam Bosworth, pianist Roger Malsbary, speaker

EVERYBODY WELCOME.

sup V2 WITH CHRIST ~~ A FRIENDLY SCHOOL 9:30

Milburn Wills, Supt. JOSEPH C, BLACK, Minister

10:30 A. M.—T:4 EMBER THE

O. A. Trinkle,

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SECOND FREE METHODIST

Wiikine and Pershing Streets Car, 2300 West—MA-9871

REVIVAL! TRADE SIN,

FOR PEACE,

HEAR WOLVERTONS Sing and Preach

Hear Mrs. Wolverton sing and play the Vibraharp

Every Night, 7:45 (Ex. Sat.) Subject Sunday Evening: “The Unpardonable Sin"

NORTH SIDE

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 519 East 23d St. ('% Block East of Central Ave.)

| HERMAN ROSE, Pastor Tune In—WFBM, Sunday, 8:15 a. m.

i “The Grow-

Lesson for Sunday, April 27th “PROBATION AFTER DEATH”

Morning Service at 11

o'clock in All Churches |

FIRST CHURCH

Meridian at 20th R. R., Church Edifice

SECOND CHURCH

Delaware at 12th Evening Service, 5:00 R. R, 526 State Life Bldg.

THIRD CHURCH Washington Blvd. at 34th Ev Service, 8:00

ening R. R, Church Edifice

FOURTH CHURCH Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8. Drive ° at Butler Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., Church Edifice

FIFTH CHURCH

College at 62d Evening Service, 7:30 R. R., Church Edifice

SIXTH CHURCH 1609%

Prospect St. R. R., 1611 Prospect

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL

CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetings in All Churches at 8 P.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTHUR FRA R GALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES ™ sol 11 A. M

“Rejoicing in the Truth.” I Corin. 13:6. Young People’s Vespers.......... 6:45 P.M. Church School ’: Thursday Convoeation, Dinner, 6:00 PM.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was Minister Vermont and Pennsylvania sa. A D., Joseph W. ston Jean 8. Milner B Dios Church School, 9:48 Morning Worship, 11 a. m.

Dr. Milner: “Want to Be Happy?" Supper Lecture Thursday, s p. m.

Tabernacle Presbyterian

34th and Central

9:30 A. M.—Bible School. 10:45 A M.~Divine Worship Dr. Vale: "The ings Which Call

Tim Thursday, 7:18 oe M., Midweek Service.

Memorial Presbyterian Carroliton at 11th—Rev. ph L, O'Dell

9:30 A. M.—~Chureh School for all ages. 10:45 A. M~-Motting Worship: “The Runaway! 00 P. M.—Westminster Fellowship.

“SERMONS IN SONG”

Ti 7:30 P. M.,

Presbyterian Churches Invite You

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

Central Ave, at 1th,

Rev. Roy B. Connor Jv. Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:45 “Bastions of the Soul.” Youth Meeting, 7 P. M. Sunday

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Fairview Presbyterian 46th and Capitol Ave,

VIRGIL: D. RAGAN, Minigtef. 9:30 A «3 ~~Church School. 10:48 A M—Morning worship: - “Pinding

Junior Church for Children 0 P, Sania High Westminster Pele

NORTHMINSTER Millersville Masonic Lodge RAY CLOYD DOWNS, Minister 9:45 A.M.~Church School. 10:45 A.M.~Worship.

WESTMINSTER

445 N. State (1700 Bast) . WALTER L. PRARCY, Minister.

Midweek service.

Sunday School, 9:30° Wot ung People, 4:00

Services Every

902 Fletche

Evangelist Oliver Baker is [upiteers of the Pacific

i) OLIVER BAKER

Oregon City, Oregon

APRIL 29-

May || Night 7:45

(Except Monday)

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